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Fuck, the heroine is really a female commentator. Wouldn't it be better for you to go directly to that rich second-generation female manager than a female commentator? I really don't understand the thoughts of you street writers. It doesn't matter if the protagonist is an ordinary person, but he has been reborn and has troubles, and he has to rely on the female anchor and female commentator. This is the case in many recent league articles. I really feel uncomfortable if I don't complain about it.
This game relies on talent rather than hero proficiency
I found the first few dozen chapters interesting, but the first hundred chapters were just okay. Chapter 120 Skip to read. Chapter 160: The bottom line is boring. A game is a long one, and the heroine is not as good as a passerby who has more scenes in the early stage. Rita appears in the middle of the game. Updates are slow, games are long, there are no details on how to develop your own team, and there is no daily live broadcast. The bosses who are all watery and long go to play a game. There are four or five chapters in one sentence about the game.
Crazy pressure on the protagonist before going on the shelves
I don't know what this author thinks, he is still a newbie! If you write this kind of system with a system, you will write a cool article. With a system, you can fight an old godfather or a downgraded person. You can use robbery to kill the opponent several times. The protagonist personally gets involved, and the fight is so difficult! Do you think if you are like this, do people still want to read your book? And it's written in such detail. You have to write like this for every game. If you write 50 million words, you won't be able to write about the World Championships Writing this kind of cool article, in the final analysis, don't say anything about suppressing the protagonist. As long as you suppress it, your performance will immediately drop. Also give him a channel like upgrading, don't let him upgrade too quickly And you really have nothing to write about, you can write about live broadcast, you can write about business, you can write about your guild, you can write about your team operation! You can write and operate a short video account layout to do Douyin and so on. As long as all these things of yours revolve around a theme, League of Legends, you won't have to worry about no one watching your stuff! And there is no problem for the team to suppress him in the promotion match, but if you are still suppressing the protagonist when he comes on the stage, and you are still suppressing him when you kill the opponent solo, then you are asking for your own death.
The final is over, but it doesn't feel satisfying
In the three finals, the protagonist never really played against faker, but just kept coming up with various "routines" one after another. From a utilitarian point of view, I can't say there is anything wrong with this. After all, if it were in reality, who would leave it alone if they knew it was a sure-win routine? But as a novel, as a protagonist existing in fantasy, he doesn't seem to be like this. He should be charming and be able to be recognized by readers. But I can't see this in Real. I can only see the author showing off the various routines he knows and various unpopular techniques. I recognize the author's LOL level, but at the same time, it does not prevent me from thinking that the protagonist lacks charm. After all, isn't his victory solely due to the author's routine? In other words. Does he command calmly in times of crisis? Do you have the responsibility to encourage your friends to never give up in the face of adversity? Is it courage to stand up and fight alone in a desperate situation? Is there a reversal operation to take out a big heart in impossible situations? Have you ever reflected and sublimated your thoughts after failure? These. . . There seems to be none. The ancients said, "We must confront the enemy with an upright teacher." If Real wants to defeat Faker, there are some battles that it cannot and should not avoid. The king can only ascend to the throne by defeating his opponent head-on. Otherwise, even if he wins, others will only say that he is a conspirator. Real won the finals, but did he beat Faker? It seems not.
Have you ever taken out a loan? Some things are written randomly, taking it for granted
There are so many female supporting characters in the character column. I thought it was a rare e-sports novel with multiple female protagonists, but I didn't expect it to be a scam 😴
Can you be called a dazzling god online?
If you really meet me, you won't be able to care about shopping and call me daddy?
The worse the lpl score is, the higher the novel traffic will be.
The plot of iboy is too nonsense. You are saying that the navy ad is more reasonable than iboy. Iboy s8edg's own people are crazily squeezing him out. How can he be ranked second? iboy's failure is not because he has become degenerate, but because no one thinks highly of him at all. He has given up on himself. He has basically been coldly bullied in the team, and is ignored by fans of the old team. He has almost no fans. The funniest thing is that at the beginning, he played with me just to listen to the praise of his poor fans. Then he found that it was quite profitable. He stopped playing when he was old enough and went directly to play with him.